Pininfarina unveiled a one-off Battista inspired by a one-off Lancia model from 1955. The EV features a specific two-tone paint job.
As a standalone car brand, Pininfarina is only a couple of years old. As a coachbuilder, it's nearly 100 years old. The former drew inspiration from the latter to design a one-off version of the electric Battista whose two-tone color scheme honors a one-off Lancia coupe from 1955.
1955 Lancia Florida Concept View 10 Photos Stately and elegant, the Florida looked nothing like the Aurelia it was based on. Its aerodynamic lines had a major influence on Lancia's design language, it notably helped shape the Flaminia sedan released in 1957, yet it remains one of the company's more obscure models.
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